Apple’s Pro models get a boost in performance with the A17 Bionic chip. Graphics tests like Geekbench and Antutu score a huge jump, thanks to five GPU cores rather than four.
That should make the iPhone 15 a speedy smartphone, particularly if purported Geekbench 5 benchmarks prove accurate. But there’s more to look forward to, including a new Action Button and an alleged move to micro LED displays.
TrueDepth Camera
The TrueDepth camera is more than just a biometric security feature for unlocking your device, it also plays a key role in Apple’s augmented reality apps. It works by projecting thousands of invisible dots on your face and capturing an infrared image of it, then matching the two to recognize your face. It’s a similar process to how facial recognition works on the latest Android phones, but with more accuracy due to Apple’s built-in neural engine.
It’s also used for attention aware features like dimming the display when your not looking at it or lowering the volume of alerts if you aren’t using it. It’s a great way to save battery and power and it’s only activated when you need it ip 15 vn/a to be, but you can disable it by going to Settings > Face ID & Passcode and disabling Attention Aware Features.
If your iPhone’s TrueDepth camera isn’t working properly, it may be due to a hardware problem. Resetting your device and setting up Airplane Mode might help, but if the problem persists, you can always set up a Genius Bar appointment at an Apple Store to get it checked out by a professional. Before you do that, make sure that your case isn’t covering the camera sensor.
Camera Panorama
Apple has long neglected panorama mode in its stock Camera app. That’s a shame because it can be the most impressive feature of an iPhone — especially in a landscape scene like this one. The resulting image is full of detail, including the soft tones of clouds and the fence’s texture. It also shows the kind of dynamic range that can make an iPhone a serious contender for professional photography.
To take a Panorama photo with the iPhone, swipe up from the bottom to open the camera menu. From there, tap the arrow at the top of the screen to switch to Panorama mode. Then, slowly pan your phone in the direction of the arrow on the screen. The app will automatically capture several photos and stitch them together. You can also manually stop the Panorama mode if you’d like to take individual images instead.
One important tip for panorama photography is to overlap your images by at least 30%. This helps ensure that your final panorama isn’t distorted and doesn’t contain any unsightly dark or white areas. Also, make sure to use the same exposure for each photo in your panorama. Otherwise, your photos may have different tones as you move your phone through the scene.
Apple Music
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In addition to a possible Titanium build, the iPhone 15 is expected to include an updated version of Apple Music with a more comprehensive set of features for accessibility. According to a report by Livemint, the new app will introduce support for Lossless and Dolby Atmos with Spatial Audio in 2022. In addition, Apple is creating a new SharePlay feature that will allow you to play music on your phone while other users can join in the action from other trusted devices.
Other rumors surrounding the iPhone 15 suggest that it will boast significantly improved hardware specs, including a new Ultra Wideband chip for enhanced performance. Ming Chi-Kuo, a respected Apple analyst, has also indicated that the new A17 Bionic chips will transition to 3nm production processes, which is expected to deliver huge gains in single and multi-core performance. A Weibo leak claims that the iPhone 15 Pro’s A17 chip has achieved a Geekbench 6 score of 3,019 for single-core and 7,860 for multi-core performance, which would be an incredible leap over the current iPhone 14 Pro’s A16 Bionic chip.
